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عربية – DW
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The disagreement between Donald Trump and his vice president, JD Vance, over the war on Iran revealed a divide in outlook within the White House. Trump viewed the strikes as necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, while Vance warned against getting drawn into a prolonged war and said it had cost Republicans their majority in Congress. Vance said winning voters back would require four things: ending the war, bringing down inflation and the cost of living, implementing an “America First” policy, and changing the relationship with Israel. Trump acknowledged that Vance’s explanation of the defeat was largely correct, but maintained that the decision to go to war had been the right one—and that he would make it again.
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